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| − | Iffrigallyaherra is an ancient town at the exit mouth of the [[Upper Hyndurnuse River]] which drains [[Lake Thrundgally]] into the the [[Hyndurnuse River]], then to the [[Nystasy River]] and thence to the [[Pallathantic Sea]]. Iffigallyaherra means "House of the Sons of Gallyo" as it was believed the [[demi-mortal]] sons of the Lake god, [[Gallyo]] once dwelt there. | + | Iffrigallyaherra is an ancient town at the north side of the exit mouth of the [[Upper Hyndurnuse River]] which drains [[Lake Thrundgally]] into the the [[Hyndurnuse River]], then to the [[Nystasy River]] and thence to the [[Pallathantic Sea]]. Iffigallyaherra means "House of the Sons of Gallyo" as it was believed the [[demi-mortal]] sons of the Lake god, [[Gallyo]] once dwelt there. |
Despite its relatively small size, Iffrigallyaherra is a critical site along the trade route from the [[Skelkast Forest]] over [[Lake Thrundgally]] and through the [[Hyndurnuse-Nystasy River Trade Corridor]] to the sea. An important temple to the god Gallyo is found in the city and well-visited in the early spring when worshipers participate in the principal festival to the lake divinity. | Despite its relatively small size, Iffrigallyaherra is a critical site along the trade route from the [[Skelkast Forest]] over [[Lake Thrundgally]] and through the [[Hyndurnuse-Nystasy River Trade Corridor]] to the sea. An important temple to the god Gallyo is found in the city and well-visited in the early spring when worshipers participate in the principal festival to the lake divinity. | ||
| + | Iffrigallyaherra is part of the [[County of Onathal]]. | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
*[[Magdalanate]] | *[[Magdalanate]] | ||
Revision as of 12:19, 5 December 2021
Iffrigallyaherra is an ancient town at the north side of the exit mouth of the Upper Hyndurnuse River which drains Lake Thrundgally into the the Hyndurnuse River, then to the Nystasy River and thence to the Pallathantic Sea. Iffigallyaherra means "House of the Sons of Gallyo" as it was believed the demi-mortal sons of the Lake god, Gallyo once dwelt there.
Despite its relatively small size, Iffrigallyaherra is a critical site along the trade route from the Skelkast Forest over Lake Thrundgally and through the Hyndurnuse-Nystasy River Trade Corridor to the sea. An important temple to the god Gallyo is found in the city and well-visited in the early spring when worshipers participate in the principal festival to the lake divinity.
Iffrigallyaherra is part of the County of Onathal.
See Also
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